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Overdue Book

I used to work in a library so I should know not to keep books longer than promised.  Sorry… here is the Phase I book. And below are the panels Continue reading →

battersea

This is a fun experiment we did at the end of last term. It was our first experiments with digital techniques. We use Rhino to model the power plant. We Continue reading →

…MAYHEM

This is a long post…. This was our final model for workshop 2. Its story is much more interesting than our final crit, which went similar to the previous one; Continue reading →

Workshop 2: Mid-Review . . .

So, here it comes the first crit of my new school . . . How do you think it will turn out? Well, It was Ok, not good, but not Continue reading →

Workshop 2: Ice

After our initial foam experiments didn’t lead any where we began working with ice. Here we found that we could freeze the ice, crack it using warm water and refreeze Continue reading →

Workshop 2 Initial Ideas

Our initial ideas about iterative material systems and attractors dealt with “degenerative” systems, ie systems that breakdown in time. We had a couple of ideas: Foam broken down by acid Continue reading →

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